Markets hit new all-time highs amid rate cut expectations.
Major indices pushed to new all-time highs this week, driven by:
Despite a downward GDP revision and ongoing geopolitical tensions, the "risk-on" sentiment prevailed as investors focused on potential monetary easing.

SPY's breakout to new all-time highs signals strong bullish momentum
The S&P 500 closed at a record $614.91, entering price discovery mode after holding key support at the 21 EMA
Tech stocks led the charge with the Nasdaq 100 reaching new all-time highs at $548.09, driven by semiconductor strength
Small-caps showed relative strength at $215.48, with potential to benefit significantly from upcoming rate cuts

Key support established at 21 EMA and major high-volume node, with the gap below protected by multiple technical levels
Next target: 127.2% Fibonacci extension
Golden Cross confirmed, a historically bullish signal
Extended bounce off 21 EMA with breakout from key high-volume node
Holding 21 EMA support with low-volume area overhead, creating potential pathway to YTD highs
Positioned to benefit from imminent rate cuts

More on NVIDIA's performance
31 days into a BB/KC Squeeze, coiling tightly above the point of control after forming a cup and handle pattern between January and May highs
New policy signals from U.S. Treasury have eased pressure on DeFi, creating a more favorable regulatory environment
With technical structure and improving sentiment aligning, BTC appears to be preparing for its next significant move higher
Despite weak headline earnings, results beat lowered expectations, triggering the largest rally in years
Management's 'Win-Now' strategy emphasizes:
Significant technical development: First successful break above 200-day moving average in over a year
Reclaimed IPO high of $85 with substantially improved fundamentals:
Caution: RSI showing bearish divergence despite price strength
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Market open but expect lighter volume ahead of Independence Day holiday
Pre-holiday positioning; Tesla Robotaxi debut speculation driving EV sector attention
Half trading day (markets close early); Historically positive seasonality
Markets closed for Independence Day
Jobs report - critical data point for rate cut expectations; Watch for signs of labor market cooling
With markets at all-time highs and September rate cut expectations gaining traction, momentum remains bullish despite technical overbought conditions. Friday's jobs data will be pivotal in confirming or challenging the current Fed easing narrative.
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